Expertise in 3 Competence Fields
The Mobility Cluster ACstyria represents a network of about 300 companies operating in automotive and aerospace industries and rail systems – these companies have more than 55,000 employees and an overall sales volume of more than Euro 15 billion. The key service provided by the cluster, which has existed since 1995, consists in bringing together and supporting Styrian companies throughout the value added chain. In this respect, the cluster understands itself as being a link between trade and industry, research and public institutions
Automotive
Areospace
Rail Systems
BUSINESS LOUNGE “AUTONOMOUS DRIVING” MAKES SURE THE AUTO-PILOT IS SAFE ENOUGH
Styrian companies play a leading role when it comes to developing technologies for self-driving cars. In the course of a Business Lounge organised by ACstyria and ALP.Lab on 21 June 2018, Styrian industry discussed …
CZECH HIGH-SPEED TRAINS ARE ROLLING ON BOGIES MADE BY THE SIEMENS BOGIE PLANT IN GRAZ!
The Czech Railway Company has ordered 50 passenger rail cars of the Type Viaggio Comfort with a consortium of Škoda Transportation and Siemens. Siemens takes over engineering, the production of the raw modules as …
STYRIAN MOBILITY INDUSTRY ON THE WAY TO DIGITAL PRODUCTION
How can digitisation support modern production? What opportunities arise? And, above all, what experiences have already been made? On 3 July, these questions were discussed at a Business Lounge about the “digital process chain …
The Styrian mobility industry on the ORF
ORF icon Oliver Zeisberger is on tour: At regular intervals, he reports in Styria today about the successes of companies from the Styrian mobility industry. Here we present you the previously sent contributions – from A (uto) to Z (ug). Just click on the picture and watch the video!
FF4Y ZFE FELMI - SEEING THE INVISIBLE
eine Forschungs- und Dienstleistungseinrichtung auf dem
Gebiet der Materialcharakterisierung und Schadensanalytik.
ACstyria Business Lounge Additive Manufacturing
Kleinserienfertigung etablieren sich aufgrund topologieoptimierter Bauteile und immer individualisierterer Produkte sowohl Kunststoff- als auch Metalldruck zu wesentlichen Fertigungsmethoden.
